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Originally Posted by joenunya
Be sure to consider the UI and how the reader works in relation to how you study and read. Reading for recreation is so very different than study. I've tried several readers from the DXG to the iPad and none of them really are geared to being a research or learning tool for serious complicated reading and research. Limits on annotations, clips, printing (like any of them let you print a page range or highlight) and a few other things like cross references and last working with multiple pages or documents at the same time.
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The best reader for this that I came across was the now-defunct iRex DR1000. It had a tabbed interface which allowed you to open multiple documents and flip between them with a click of the button or a tap of the stylus - truly excellent for working with multiple documents, as is so often necessary for study or research purposes.
The best "single document" PDF experience on a mobile device is, I think, Goodreader on the iPad. It's a superb PDF reader which has outstanding annotation capabilities.